October 29, 2020

Special Supplement - October 29, 2020

October 29, 2020 ODS at the 41st National Nutrient Databank Conference The National Nutrient Databank(NNDB) 2020 Conference

will be offered virtually, November 16–18, 2020. See ODS staff and ODS-funded researchers in live-streaming and on-demand sessions, and virtual poster presentations. Presentations will demonstrate new features and uses of the Dietary Supplement Label Database (DSLD) and Dietary Supplement Ingredient Database (DSID). Monday, November 16, 2020 Session 2 12:30 p.m. Linking Datasets to Improve Food Composition Estimates, Part 1 Iodine in Foods and Dietary Supplements: A Collaborative Tool by NIH, FDA and USDA P Pehrsson1, K Patterson1, J Spungen3, A Ershow2, J Gahche2, J Roseland1, KAndrews1, K Phillips1.1MAFCL, USDA,2ODS, NIH,3CFSAN, FDA Tuesday, November 17, 2020 Keynote 9:00 a.m. How Important are Dietary Supplements? J Dwyer, ODS, NIH, Tufts University Session 4 Federal Resources for Dietary Supplement Databases Chairs: J Dwyer, ODS, NIH, P Pehrsson, MAFCL, USDA 10:15 a.m. Label Information: Dietary Supplement Label Database (DSLD) L Saldanha, R Bailen, J Dwyer. ODS, NIH 10:30 a.m. Improve Nutrient Intakes from Dietary Supplements with Predicted AnalyticalContent: Dietary Supplement Ingredient Database (DSID) K Andrews, MAFCL, USDA 10:55 a.m. Who is Researching Supplements?: Computer Access to Research on DietarySupplements (CARDS) Database K Regan, ODS, NIH 11:25 a.m. Finding Prohibited and Risky Dietary Supplement Ingredients: Operation Supplement Safety P Deuster, Uniformed Services University Posters Applying Natural Language Processing to Uncover Missing Information in Dietary Supplement Labels Y Long, Abt Associates Inc. Analytical Estimates of Curcuminoid Content in Turmeric Dietary Supplements for the Dietary Supplement Ingredient Database (DSID) P Tey1, K Andrews1, P Gusev1, S Savarala1, L Oh1, R Bautista1, R Atkinson1, R Bahadur1, P Pehrsson1, J Dwyer2, A Kuszak2, L Saldanha2, R Costello2.1MAFCL, USDA, 2ODS, NIH Automating Retest Decisions for Analytical Ingredient Level Data of Adult Calcium Dietary Supplements to Improve Decision-Making Efficiency R Bautista1, K Andrews1, P Tey1, P Gusev1, S Savarala1, L Oh1, A Batugo1, R Bahadur1, P Pehrsson1, J Dwyer2, L Saldanha2, R Costello2.1MAFCL, USDA,2ODS, NIH Ingredient Content in a Majority of Multivitamin/Mineral Supplements Reported in NHANES Could Be Corrected by Analytically Based Estimates P Gusev1, K Andrews1, M McNeal1, P Tey1, S Savarala1, L Oh1, R Atkinson1, P Pehrsson1, J Dwyer2, L Saldanha2, R Costello2, L Douglass3.1MAFCL, USDA,2ODS, NIH,3Longmont, CO National Sampling Plan of Adult Calcium and Vitamin D Dietary Supplements (DS) for the Dietary Supplement Ingredient Database (DSID) L Oh1, K Andrews1, P Gusev1, S Savarala1, P Tey1,R Bautista1, R Bahadur1, D Trainer1, P Pehrsson1, J Dwyer2, L Saldanha2, R Costello2,A Kuszak2.1MAFCL, USDA,2ODS, NIH Nutrition Trends: What Dietary Supplements are Cancer Patients Using? N Emenaker1, B Sorkin2, L Rodriguez1.1NCI, NIH,2ODS, NIH Users and Use of the Dietary Supplement Label Database (DSLD) Determined from Published Papers L Saldanha, R Bailen, J Dwyer. ODS, NIH The full NNDB 2020 Conference schedule can be viewed at:www.nutrientdataconf.org

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